Any particular advocates for Chokes

[maffs]

Evening,

I'm looking for an extended/ported choke for my new A400. It came with flush fitting chokes and i dont the look of them or the lack of protection it gives to the end of the barrel.

So, should i still to a Beretta Optima HP Extended choke or would anyone recommend i go for another make?

Many thanks,

Chris

 

[EdSolomons]

Lots of good reports about mullers....

 

[BenW]

Or the PURE GOLD

 

[EdSolomons]

Or the PURE GOLD

Yep got one in my pigeon killer. Reaches a long way!

 

[Salopian]

How about a Teague? Might help to keep the £'s in Britain rather than bleeding them off to Greece.

I do like extended chokes for ease of changing, but I think far too much dependance is placed on chokes than on shooting ability.

 

[Skeet UK]

Lots of good reports about mullers....

Obviously, it is all personal choice at the end of the day, but I would go along with this.^

They are VERY good bits of kit. Depending on what you shoot, I would go for a U2 and U3, or if you just wanted one a U2.

 

[whiskymac]

My Teague chokes seem ok as chokes go

 

[Westward]

I've used plenty of Teague chokes over the years and always been more than happy with the product, the service and the price. Right now though I'm happily using the Optima HP extended that came with the current gun. They deliver excellent breaks at all distances and with several different shells, so I'm not planning to replace them.

I really don't think you can buy a poor choke from anywhere - but I could be wrong.

 

[maffs]

Thanks for all your replies people.

Very much appreciate the time you've taken

Cheers,